Super Fuzz
Super Fuzz
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 Godzilla by Superfuzz CD May 1998 Fuzz Productions  US $4.00
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 Custom Built Super Fuzz Effect Pedal US $92.00
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 Super cute Brown baby girl boots Infant shoes size 2 Furry fuzz balls NWOB US $6.50
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 Mudhoney Super Fuzz Big Muff Lp USA Record NM Still in Shrink US $24.95
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 MUDHONEY Superfuzz Bigmuff CD Ex Cond US $2.13
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 MUDHONEY SUPERFUZZ BIGMUFF NEW CD US $23.81
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 MUDHONEY Superfuzz S M L XL XXL Shirt NEW US $15.99
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 SUPER FUZZ NEW DVD US $10.28
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 Behringer SUPER FUZZ SF300 3 Mode Fuzz Distortion Effects Pedal US $29.95
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 Black Cat Super Fuzz pedal New in Box Sounds AMAZING Boutique Guitar Effect Pdl US $225.00
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 Voodoo Lab Superfuzz Fuzz Pedal US $129.00
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 1965 Monogram models ad SLOT CARS SUPER FUZZ etc US $6.99
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Shaving and then plucking peach fuzz?
I shaved my peach fuzz not knowing it would come back stubblly or darker or anything... im afraid it will be super noticable when i make out with someone or something... BUT what will hapen if i let it grow out and then just pluck it out? Will it go back to normal?? 
im scared now.
Just let it grow out and leave it alone. Why would you want to get rid of your peach fuzz? Everyone has it.
Keeley Fuzz
Keeley Fuzz
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 NEW Keeley Fuzz Head Effects Pedal W FREE CABLE US $208.95
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 Keeley Electronics Fuzzhead Fuzz Boutique Guitar Effects Pedal US $209.99
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 Keeley Fuzz Head Guitar Effects Pedal US $209.00
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 Keeley Electronics Fuzz Head US $198.55
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 Keeley FuzzHead Fuzz Head Stompbox Effect pedal FREE 6 Patch Cable NEW US $209.00
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 ROBERT KEELEY FUZZ HEAD Germanium Overdrive Pedal New US $209.00
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 Keeley Fuzz Head Effect Pedal US $198.55
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 Keeley Electronics Fuzz Head Overdrive NEW FREE ship US $209.00
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 Keeley Fuzz Head Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal Stompbox FREE Cable See Hear US $149.95
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 Keeley Fuzz Head Effects Pedal US $199.00
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 Robert Keeley Fuzz Head Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal WORLDWIDE SHIPPING US $185.00
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 Keeley Fuzz Head with Free 10 and 6 Cables US $209.99
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 Keeley Fuzz Head Brand New In Box US $209.00
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 Keeley Fuzz Head US $209.00
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 Keeley Electronics Fuzz Head Rare Color Effects Pedal PD 4363 US $175.00
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 NEW KEELEY FUZZ HEAD FUZZ OVERDRIVE PEDAL FREE SHIP US $209.00
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 Keeley Fuzz Head Free Shipping US $208.99
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 New Keeley Fuzz Head effect pedal Free shipping in the US US $209.00
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 Keeley Electronics Fuzz Head Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal US $209.99
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 Keeley Electronics Fuzz Head Effects Pedal PD 4558 US $165.00
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 NEW Keeley Electronics Fuzz Head Pedal US $209.00
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 Keeley Electronics Fuzz Head Effects Pedal PD 4349 US $160.00
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 Robert Keeley Fuzz Head Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal US $43.00
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Which guitar effect pedals should i buy to create a great blues tone ?
I'm leaning towards the boss blues driver with the keeley mod and I've already ordered the Boss super overdrive to try as well. Is the keeley mod worth it ? Do I need a compressor ? If so, Which one ? Mxr custom, keeley mod, Boss cs3/cs2. Is it worth keeping my boss ge7 equaliser or should I sell it to create funds ? Also I have an Ibanez OD850. It's vintage and sounds like a fuzz pedal like a Big Muff rather than an overdrive. Does anyone know how much it would be worth ?
More than anything you need a tube amp that you can crank to the max. That's where most of the tone comes from... not the pedals.
Get something in the 20-30W range. If you get a 100W amp, you'll NEVER be in a situation where you can crank it. Even if you're playing a big football stadium. If you're playing a venue that large, you're getting mic'd. Once that mic goes down in front of your amp, your volume has to come to, which means you have to say "bye-bye" to that sweet tube tone.
Keep the GE7. It's always a good idea to have a couple equalizer pedals around. One handy thing to try out is to stick an EQ pedal on either side of your distortion. Experiment to figure out how different incoming frequencies affect the distortion, then use the other EQ to shape it after the fact. Find your perfect tone, then look at the curves you've set on each EQ. Get some pickups that match the response of the first EQ, then set your amp's tone settings to match the second. Now you've got killer tone with fewer pieces of gear mucking about with it, which is always better.
Head Distortion
Head Distortion
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 New DigiTech Hot Head Distortion Guitar Effects Pedal US $39.00
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 Digitech Hot Head Distortion Guitar Effect Pedal US $9.99
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 DigiTech Hot Head Distortion Guitar Effects Pedal US $49.95
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 Digitech Hot Head Distortion Pedal US $49.99
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 Digitech Hot Head Distortion Guitar Pedal US $94.66
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 Digitech HOT HEAD Distortion FX Pedal Effect Box US $55.99
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 Digitech DHH Hot Head Distortion Pedal US $49.95
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 NEW DigiTech DHH Hot Head Analog Distortion Pedal US $90.93
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 Digitech Hot Head Distortion Pedal Hi Gain Made In USA W Power Supply US $44.00
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 Digitech Hot Head Overdrive Distortion Pedal for Guitar Model DHH US $49.95
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 New Digitech Hot Head Distortion Guitar Effects Pedal US $49.99
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 Digitech Hot Head Distortion US $20.00
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Look for the head unit is good or not?
I am looking for the head office that allows you to control bass to your sub and speakers. I makes it ideally would like to have all Out of my sub bass and treble coming from my speakers. Then there would be no distortion. If you know of the head office is "very, I do appreciate what it is. Thank you:).
Go with the brand. (Suppliers) that you like and look for one that is output to the subwoofer can be controlled from the radio, amp to sub to handle any frequency. Sub-base so you can have the low road and still get lots of bass from the sub. (I keep my bass on the radio less than half). You can buy a crossover to active or passive control. Frequencies to the speakers,. I will go with a set of bass blockers on all of them, here are some http://www.crutchfield.com/app/product/search/searchresults.aspx?SearchTab=Shop&us=2&search = Best Prevention. + & X = 17 & y = 14.
Fuzz Wah
Fuzz Wah
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 VINTAGE NOS BC109C 2 TRANSISTORS WAH FUZZ PEDAL bc109 US $5.49
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 Fender® Fuzz Wah Pedal US $189.00
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 Vintage 70s Classic Morley Power Wah Fuzz PWF Tel Ray pedal Excellent Cond US $295.00
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 VINTAGE APPLIED GUILD FW 3 FUZZ WAH GUITAR PEDAL US $225.99
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 2007 Fender Classics Series Fuzz Wah Pedal US $199.99
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 MORLEY PEDAL WAH FUZZ US $75.00
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Guitar Multi-effects?
Hi guys, I'm looking for a good multi-effects pedal for my guitar, requirements are:
2 or more pedals
Able to produce some Muse and Paramore sounds (Don't need to be exact, just somewhere in that area - and no i don't like the Twilight Saga :L)
A wah-pedal? (To change pitch, effects levels ect.)
A digital output for computer
A bonus would be some sort of built in fuzz factory type thing 
Price range <£200 (could go higher but no more that £250)
Readily available from a retailer (I'm not too keen on using auction sites due to bad experiences)
Sorry I don't know much about multi-effects, or any effects to be honest otherwise I wouldn't have asked. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Check out this multi pedal board...
http://www.americanmusical.com/Item--i-BOS-GT10-LIST?src=Y0604OV0OVERTURE?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=cpc&OVRAW=multi-effect%20pedal&OVKEY=boss%20gt%2010%20multi%20effects%20pedal&OVMTC=advanced&OVADID=52545909522&OVKWID=253236368022&OVCAMPGID=6752152522&OVADGRPID=11660567910&OVNDID=ND1
http://www.dcmusicstore.com/Boss-ME-20-Multi-Effect-Pedal
Bbe Fuzz
Bbe Fuzz
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 BBE Sound Free Fuzz Dynamic Fuzz Effects Guitar Pedal NEW US $119.99
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 BBE FREE FUZZ 1960S STYLE DYNAMIC FUZZ GUITAR EFX PEDAL US $130.99
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 New BBE Free Fuzz Effect Pedal US $117.99
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 BBE Sound Free Fuzz 70s Fuzz Circuit Guitar Pedal US $99.95
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 BBE Free Fuzz Effects Pedal US $119.99
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 BBE Free Fuzz Fuzz Pedal US $119.99
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 BBE Free Fuzz Effect Pedal Stomp Box US $119.99
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 BBE FREE FUZZ GUITAR 70s FUZZ EFFECT PEDAL NEW US $109.99
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 BBEFree FuzzStomp Pedal Box Bass Guitar Vintage NEW US $119.99
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 NEW BBE FREE FUZZ CLASSIC PEDAL 70S SOUND US $119.95
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 23PDT Stomp Switch True Bypass for BBE Free Fuzz302 t US $7.99
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 BBE Free Fuzz 70s Vintage Fuzz Effect Pedal NEW US $119.99
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 NEW BBE FREE FUZZ ELECTRIC GUITAR BASS EFFECT PEDAL US $119.99
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 BBE Free Fuzz Pedal US $119.99
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 BBE Free Fuzz Pedal NEW IN BOX with AC adaptor FREE SHIPPING US $110.00
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 BBE Free Fuzz US $85.00
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What order should i put my guitar pedals in?
Hi i was wondering in which order i should put my pedals in order for it to sound the clearest/best.
I have
Original Cry Baby Wah
Boss D-1 Distortion
Boss Super Over Drive
BBE Free Fuzz
Some Chorus Pedal
and then a boss loop pedal
what order should they go in?
Wow, three different distortion pedals?
Something I have learned over the years is that simplicity is best - I've had more things go wrong when gigging than I care to think about, everything from forgetting a midi pedal or an adapter to batteries dying to patch cords shorting out to having knobs break off during a set because I tripped over it during one particular hard rocking moment (for the record, I did a particularly wild guitar hero style move, tripped over a pedal, breaking off a knob, landed on my back, narrowly missing the singers voice processing pedal, and still managed to finish the last few chords of the end of the song without screwing them up. I felt like a really smart dumb person for that one. *grin* ).
Anyways, the point of that is that simplicity is really important. Fewer pedals means fewer things can go wrong. My suggestion is that you use the absolute fewest pedals that you need to get your sound. When playing solo or jamming with your friends, well, it's not such a big deal (unless something goes wrong), but when playing live I really really recommend trimming the excess - power adapter cords tangle, leads can short out or get lost or come unplugged, batteries can be lost and forgotten and die at the worst times, etc etc.
Anyhoo, enough with the soapbox.
My initial suggestion would be to put them in this order
guitar -> SD-1 -> DS-1 -> Free Fuzz -> Chorus -> Loop -> wah -> amp
I generally put the wah last when I want to use it as a filter or as a solo boost. Sometimes it sounds better, though, when you put it before distortion, chorus, etc, it depends on the wah and the pedals.
Generally its buffer, tuner, compression, distortion, modulation (chorus, phaser, flanger), time-based (delay, echo, verb, loop), eq and filters, wah. If you're heavily into using your loop, the wah should go before the loop, so you can incorporate its sound into the looping process. Obviously if you don't have a buffer or compressor or tuner you don't need to worry about that stuff, but that's the general outline most guitarists tend to go with.
I recommend the SD-1 (super overdrive) first because it has the least gain and can be used as a boost for either your amp or the other pedals. The DS-1 can be used in this way too, but overdriving the SD-1 won't sound as good as the SD-1 overdriving the DS-1, Fuzz, or amp itself, so that is the logical order for me - least gain to highest gain.
Of course, experimentation is important - once you figure out what each thing does, you may want to do something different. Putting the SD-1 or the DS-1 *after* the loop, ie, last in your chain, could give you the option of having a very "lo-fi" tone... just turn your gain down and level to match volume with the pedal off... everything goes into the DS-1, and as long as the gain isn't too high, it'll sound fuzzy but shouldn't become too mushy or indistinct. One way to get an interesting character from your tone. You can do the same with a wah... set it to about 2/3rds forward, always on. Many guitar players do this to both round off the top end or to help "cut through" the mix.
Good luck!
Saul